The color isn't screwed up here either, I suppose. Just another "tweak" to express your aesthetic taste? Or maybe they use baby blue paint instead of white in that town.
Back in the summer of 2006 I walked through an avalanche chute on the Cathedral Rock trail outside Las Vegas. All around us were the trunks of massive Ponderosa Pines - some trunks were several feet in diameter - that had been snapped off or uprooted in an avalanche one or two winters earlier. It was mind-boggling to realize just how enormous the force of an avalanche can be.
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Watch out for falling skyscrapers.
Danger: Falling economy.
Did you put this up before you heard about the Earthquake in Virginia?
Oh never mind. I scrolled down :)
The little town still fears the rocks and mountains falling on them.
Did they have dynamite blasting in the mines all day long?
The color isn't screwed up here either, I suppose. Just another "tweak" to express your aesthetic taste? Or maybe they use baby blue paint instead of white in that town.
Oh, I get it. The owner reserves that space for his Chevy Avalanche.
Thanks. It's 95 degrees today and I had become complacent about the avalanche threat. You are a life saver.
Back in the summer of 2006 I walked through an avalanche chute on the Cathedral Rock trail outside Las Vegas. All around us were the trunks of massive Ponderosa Pines - some trunks were several feet in diameter - that had been snapped off or uprooted in an avalanche one or two winters earlier. It was mind-boggling to realize just how enormous the force of an avalanche can be.
Peter
If people would just stop yoddeling everything would be fine.
Hmmmm.....
Prolonged and large accumulation snowfall during a significant amount of the year combined with a steep slope building ~ urban avalanche.
Almighty appropriate warning I would opine.
Well I stepped into an avalanche,
It covered up my soul...
Funny thing about "white" paint (or snow) - it tends to reflect whatever light strikes it. Blue skies, for example, or glowing tungsten filaments...
wv: blend
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